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LAW,  INSTITUTIONS  AND  DEVELOPMENT 


Professor  Michael  Trebilcock 
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Professor  Mariana  Mota  Prado 


VOLUME  III 


2007 


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Law,  Institutions  and  Development 
2007 


Professor  Michael  Trebilcock 
Professor  Mariana  Mota  Prado 

TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 
Volume  3 

8.  PRIVATE  SECTOR,  FINANCING,  AND  DEVELOPMENT 

A.  Financial  Development 

Aubhik  Khan,  “The  Finance  and  Growth  Nexus”,  (2000)  Business  Review, 
p.  3-14.  8-1 

Gerard  Caprio,  The  Future  of  State-Owned  Financial  Institutions ,  Brookings 
Institution  Press  (2005),  Introduction,  pp.  1-9.  8-13 

Survey  on  Banking  in  LDCs:  “Fragile,  Handle  With  Care,”  “The  Four  to 

Fear,”  “Capital  Punishment,”  Economist,  April  10,  1997  8-22 

T.  Beck  and  R.  Levine,  “Legal  Institutions  and  Financial  Development,” 

National  Bureau  of  Economic  Research,  Working  Paper  10126  (December  8-3 1 
2003). 

B.  Small  and  Medium  Enterprises  (SMEsh  Micro-  and  Inclusive 

Financing 

Unleashing  entrepreneurship:  Making  Business  Work  for  the  Poor,  United 
Nations,  2004,  Chapter  1.  8-53 

D.  Snow  and  T.  Buss,  “Development  and  the  Role  of  Microcredit,”  Policy 
Studies  Journal,  Vol.  29,  No.  2,  2001,  pp.  296-307.  8-58 

I.  Matin  et  al.,  “Finance  for  the  Poor:  From  Microcredit  to  Microfinancial 
Services”,  Journal  of  International  Development,  14,  273-294  (2002)  8-64 

C.  The  Informal  Sector 

F.  Schneider  and  D.  H.  Enste,  “Shadow  Economies:  Size,  Causes,  and 
Consequences,”  in  Journal  of  Economic  Literature,  Vol.  38  (2000).  8-75 


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9.  PRIVATIZATION  AND  DEVELOPMENT 


A.  SOEs 

D.A.C.  Smith  and  M.  Trebilcock,  “State-Owned  Enterprises  in  Less 
Developed  Countries:  Privatization  and  Alternative  Reform  Strategies,” 
European  Journal  of  Law  and  Economics  12:  (2001),  p.  217-252 

D.  Parker  and  C.  Kirkpatrick,  “Privatisation  in  Developing  Countries: 

A  Review  of  the  Evidence  and  the  Policy  Lessons,”  The  Journal  of 
Development  Studies ,  Vol.41,  No. 4,  May  2005,  pp.513  -  541 

N.  Birdsall  and  J.  Nellis,  “Winners  and  Losers:  Assessing  the  Distributional 
Impact  of  Privatization,”  World  Development,  Volume  31,  Issue  10,  October 
2003,  pp.  1617-1633. 

B.  The  Case  of  Infrastructure  Services 

M.  Klein  and  B.  Hadjimichael,  “Private  Participation  and  Market  for  Basic 
Services”  in  The  Private  Sector  in  Development  (World  Bank,  2003),  pp.  87- 
125. 

R.  W.  Bacon  and  J.  Besant-Jones,  “Global  Electric  Power  Reform, 
Privatization,  and  Liberalization  of  the  Electric  Power  Industry  in 
Developing  Countries”,  Annual  Review  of  Energy  and  the  Environment 
Vol.  26:  331-359  (November  2001) 

A.  Estache  et  ah,  “Utilities  Privatization  and  the  Poor:  Lessons  and  Evidence 
from  Latin  America,”  World  Development,  v.  29,  n.7,  pp.  1179-1198. 


10.  INTERNATIONAL  TRADE  AND  FOREIGN  INVESTMENT 

A.  International  Trade 

“Chapter  15:  Trade  and  Developing  Countries,”  in  M.  Trebilcock  and 
R.  Howse,  The  Regulation  of  International  Trade,  3rd  ed.  (London  and 
New  York:  Routledge,  2005) 

J.  Stiglitz  and  A.  Charlton,  Fair  Trade  for  All  -  How  Trade  Can  Promote 
Development  (Oxford  University  Press:  2005),  Chapters  1  and  2. 

B.  Foreign  Direct  Investment 

World  Investment  Report  -  Overview.  FDI  from  Developing  and  Transition 
Economies:  Implications  for  Development,  United  Nations  (New  York  and 
Geneva,  2006) 


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J.  Dunning,  “Re-evaluating  the  Benefits  of  Foreign  Direct  Investment,” 
UNCTAD,  Transnational  Corporations  and  Investment:  Companies  Without 
Borders  in  the  1990s,  (London:  International  Thomson  Business  Press,  1996) 

P.  Nunnenkamp,  “To  What  Extent  Can  Foreign  Direct  Investment  Help 
Achieve  International  Development  Goals?”  The  World  Economy 
Volume  27:5  (May  2004),  pp.  657-677 

S.  Lall  and  R.  Narula,  “Foreign  Direct  Investment  and  its  Role  in  Economic 
Development:  Do  We  Need  a  New  Agenda?"  The  European  Journal  of 
Development  Research,  Volume  16,  Number  3,  Autumn,  2004,  pp.  447- 
464(18) 

E.  Asiedu,  “Foreign  Direct  Investment  in  Africa:  The  Role  of  Natural 
Resources,  Market  Size,  Government  Policy,  Institutions  and  Political 
Instability,”  The  World  Economy  29:1  (2006),  pp.  63-77 


11.  THE  ROLE  OF  FOREIGN  AID  AND  INTERNATIONAL 
INSTITUTIONS 

A.  Foreign  Aid  Trends 

International  Monetary  Fund  and  World  Bank,  “Recent  Trends  in  the 
Transfer  of  Resources  to  Developing  Countries,”  Development  Committee 
Meeting,  March  29,  2002 


B.  The  Effectiveness  of  Foreign  Aid 

World  Bank,  Assessing  Aid:  What  Works,  What  Doesn ’t  and  Why  (Oxford: 
Oxford  University  Press,  1998) 

W.  Easterly,  “The  Future  of  Western  Assistance”,  in  The  White  Man ’s 
Burden  (The  Penguin  Press,  2006),  pp.  367-384. 

J.  Sachs,  “Making  the  Investment  Needed  to  end  Poverty,”  in  The  End  of 
Poverty,  chapter  13,  pp.  245-265. 

J.  Sachs,  “The  End  of  Poverty:  Economic  Possibilities  of  Our  Time”  Sunday, 
March  13,  2005  book  review  by  W.  Easterly  The  Washington  Post  BW03. 

“Letters”  (J.  Sachs  and  W.  Easterly)  Sunday,  March  27,  2005  The 
Washington  Post  BW12. 


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